The Platinum P41 is SK Hynix's highest end SSD. It boasts sustained read speeds of 7,000MB/s and write speeds of 6,500MB/s as well as random read speeds of 1.4 million IOPS and write speeds of 1.3 ...

For example, last month I reviewed an SK hynix NVMe M.2 SSD, a high speed SSD with a blistering ... a real-world test using my Apple Mac mini M2 Pro. The write speed was a very creditable 995.2MB ...

SK Hynix has released a 61.44TB PCIe 5.0 SSD using QLC NAND The press release mentions that the firm will launch a 122TB SSD in 2025 Also in the pipeline is a 244TB SSD, set to be launched probabl ...

SK hynix's Platinum P51 SSD is certainly fast, but perhaps what is equally important is that it's also efficient. That's because SK hynix isn't usually just about chasing a spec sheet with its ...

Right now, the SK hynix Beetle X31 portable SSD has been marked down by 28%, which is lowest price ever. This brings this 1TB SSD down from $90 to just $65. That’s a savings of $25. See at ...

Indeed, it just so happens that SK Hynix just got even bigger courtesy of snapping up Intel's SSD and flash memory operations wholesale. Well, minus the Optane bit, which is entirely toast ...

Find out more about our reviews policy. I have to admit that the look of the SK Hynix Platinum P41 SSD and Haechi H01 heatsink is rather daunting. I guess that’s understandable, as it’s trying ...

It also costs $40,000. It’s hard to imagine the kind of performance an SSD of this size might be able to offer, and that’s something that SK hynix will have to tackle before the launch.

2 SSD instead of the usual flash storage that regular drives use. SK Hynix uses a custom M.2 2242 SSD within the drive, and it has sequential reads and writes of up to 1,000MB/s — that's faster ...

We take a look at the SK Hynix Platinum P41 M.2 NVMe SSD, dubbed to be one of the fastest SSDs we've tested in terms of access times and throughput. This unit, which comes with its own NAND and ...

SK hynix has been leading the SSD market for AI data centers with Solidigm, a subsidiary which commercialized QLC-based eSSD for the first time in the world. With the development of PS1012 ...